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Freight vehicles involved in 30% of traffic accident crimes
2020-08-07
More than 30 percent of criminal cases related to traffic accidents involved freight vehicles such as trucks or vans, according to a report released by the Justice Big Data Institute on Aug 6.
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More legal support urged for business
2020-08-03
Courts across the country have been told to offer stronger legal support for entrepreneurs and give equal protection to all market players.
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Jurists highlight preparations for implementing China's Civil Code
2020-08-03
China must make preparations for implementing the country's Civil Code, which will come into force on Jan. 1, 2021, a group of renowned jurists said at a news briefing of the State Council Information Office in Beijing on July 31.
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China corrects wrongful criminal cases involving property rights
2020-08-03
Courts across China have corrected 190 wrongful criminal cases involving property rights since 2017, China's top court said July 31.
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Courts strengthen judicial protection for businesses
2020-08-13
Zhou Qiang, president of the Supreme People's Court (SPC), urged continuous attention to giving equal judicial protection to property rights of businesses under various forms of ownership and to entrepreneurs' rights and interests.
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SPC issues guidance on case retrieval for consistency in legal decisions
2020-08-13
The Supreme People's Court recently released a 14-item pilot guidance on strengtheningpast case retrieval or review to deepen judicial accountability reform, improve the case retrieval system and build consistency in legal decisions. The guidance went into effect on July 31.
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China urges travel businesses, tourists to amicably settle disputes amid epidemic
2020-07-30
Chinese authorities have urged travel businesses and tourists to settle contract disputes due to the COVID-19 epidemic through amicable negotiations.
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China's first white paper on Taiwan-related maritime trials released
2020-07-23
China's first white paper on Taiwan-related maritime trials was released by the Xiamen Maritime Court on July 21.
